Answer:
According to nature of intelligence: there are many different theories, so susan's test scores may not accurately represent her intelligence.
b) the reliability and validity of intelligence test: this depends on if tests single or multiple intelligences because she most likely has savant syndrome
Explanation:
the high school intelligence test scores that Susan received back, only tested her academic abilities. They did not test her area of expertise, which ranges from her musical or body movement intelligences. Therefore, this test is not valid for assessing her intelligences. The test could be reliable if she scored consistently through the test retest or the split half method.
Answer:
depends on what the red cow is. For example, if the red cow was Bb and dominant black bull is Bb then the percentage of offspring that will be black in color is 75%. If red bulls are bb ( completely recessive) and the black bulls are BB ( completely dominant) then the percentage of black offspring is 100%. Hope this helped. comment if you have questions.
Explanation:
The awnser to problem 31. is:
A
And the awnser to problem 34. is:
C
Answer: look below
Explanation:
I think when it saids that it means hes kinda like carrying his brothers you know? Hes trying to lead them in the right path if life and he trys to protect them through rough times in life.
Hope this helps!
Answer: All listeners hear the same thing.
Explanation: Although Alex and Jeff were present at the meeting, Jeff seemed not to be certain whether their boss made mention that they should expect layoffs.
Listening is the process of making sense of others' spoken messages. i.e hang on to every word by constructing meaning to what you hear. Obviously in this case, Jeff was giving a different meaning to what he heard the boss say.
This debunks the myth that every one listening hears the same thing .
